Ayaka H.

Education

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  International Christian University High School

  2008 - 2011
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  School of Oriental and African Studies, U. of London

  2015 - 2016

  MA Human Rights Law International human rights Law, Women's rights, international labour law, gender and armed conflict

  Dissertation (expected): “De facto discrimination against women under the Japanese Civil Code: Denial of the right to retain maiden's name”Skills gained:- Understanding of international legal framework especially in human rights law and labour law, such as regional and international treaties, ILO conventions and UN agency’s Resolutions. - Research and advocacy skills through a creation of a group report in partnership with international human rights NGO Legal Action… Show more Dissertation (expected): “De facto discrimination against women under the Japanese Civil Code: Denial of the right to retain maiden's name”Skills gained:- Understanding of international legal framework especially in human rights law and labour law, such as regional and international treaties, ILO conventions and UN agency’s Resolutions. - Research and advocacy skills through a creation of a group report in partnership with international human rights NGO Legal Action Worldwide, about the gender-based violence against female Syrian refugees and migrant workers settled in Lebanon. - Understanding of practical human rights protection and its difficulties, through working with professional lawyers, advocates and researchers with rich experience in the field. - Team-working skill.- Specific knowledge in ILO’s protection regime of sex worker’s rights and holistic knowledge in the development of women’s rights. Show less

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  Harvard Business School Online

  2021 - 2021

  Sustainable Business Strategy
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  International Christian University

  2011 - 2015

  BA Liberal Arts Cultural Anthropology GPA 3.6

  Activities and Societies: Official tennis team Examples of modules studied: Gender and Cultural Anthropology, International Human Rights Law, Gender and International Relation, Culture, Gender and HealthDissertation: “Going beyond ‘culture’: Challenge to an interpretation of honour killings and its future perspective from cultural anthropology”